Connaught is a fully inclusive school providing a wealth of opportunities for students of all abilities and talents to achieve their full potential.Our ethos is one of high standards and expectations. The school is a happy and harmonious place where the students and staff show mutual respect for each other. Connaught is highly regarded by the local community and our aim is to work with it, especially its parents and governors to encourage our students to become confident, considerate individuals who will play a full part in society whether locally, nationally or on a global scale.
We are determined that every student develops a love of learning and takes advantage of the many curricular and extra -curricular opportunities that they are offered in their time at Connaught. Our school motto is ‘Seize the Day’ and our logo is a soaring bird, illustrating clearly that we believe that there should be no boundaries to our students’ aspirations.
We are committed to providing a school curriculum that allows all our students to enjoy their learning and achieve their best through:
Connaught School for Girls is required to show its value for money statement in conjunction with DfE regulation as stated below."All academy trusts are required to complete an annual value for money statement to help them self-assess what they have done to maximise the impact of their money. The statement must be signed by the trust’s accounting officer and a copy of the signed statement must be emailed to the Education Funding Agency (EFA) at the email address below by 31 December each year. It must also be published on the trust’s website within one month of submission to the EFA.
The value for money statement was first announced in the September 2012 edition of the Academies Financial Handbook and originally was to be presented as part of academy trusts’ annual reports and audited accounts. However the statement is now a separate free-standing return that will not be a part of the annual report and accounts. The value for money statement does not need to be audited by academy trusts’ external auditors."
School Aims
Our ambition for every student is for them to experience engaging and challenging lessons, exceed their academic potential, gain excellent qualifications, grow their individual talents and secure the life-skills and confidence to become a successful citizen.
Connaught is a school where
Everyone is encouraged to become active global citizens who are responsible for their environment.
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Attended Connaught Girls in 1963 to 1967, my name was Marva Lashley(Mason) from Barbados, I remember Ms. Cossey, Mrs.Blomfield and Ms.Spencer. I have since returned to Barbados. I enjoyed my days at Connaught
By Juliet Lashley (Jan, 2018) |
I attended Connaught Secondary Modern School for Girls as it was known then in the 60's Miss Watts was the Headmistress and Miss Cosey the Deputy Head my teacher was Miss Harman (French teacher) also there was Miss Hepel , Miss Rose Smith, Mrs Nancy Smith, Miss Lyddington (PE), Miss Spencer (science) Miss Goldsmith (Music )
By Janice Wheeler (Dec, 2017) |
I was at common transfer day and it was amazing! The teachers and headteacher were awesome it was all so fun except for ms. Diamond can be mean but that is only if you fidget or be rude.
By Yami Kawaii (Sep, 2017) |
They deserve the full marks because of their sheer dedication in music (striving to get onto the SCOTY stage), their academics, sports and school life :)
By Temitope Faleti (Sep, 2017) |
I was a pupil around the "80's" I liked the school had some great friends, had up and downs and was a little naughty towards the end but that's life
By Wendy Kennard (Aug, 2017) |
Fantastic school with great education. Supportive staff and resources. Reports and reviews are always outstanding
By Amara Akhtar (Jul, 2017) |
I went to Connaught from 1991-1996
it was ok I had good times & bad times
By Tanya Isabella (Jan, 2016) |
Best school I ever went to from 1981-1983. Such an inspiring environment.....you felt like you could do anything.
By Nashima Huq (Nov, 2015) |
i am very pleased and astonished wid the schools progress over the years and i am very excited that i have gotten into connaught school and leaving primary school in 3 months time is hard but with the incredible school it is hard to still want to go to primary school.first i had the result that i was going to chobham but that was my 2nd choice and then after i found out i was number 5 on the waiting list i was prepared to leave school and the next day the good news that i got in to that school i was amazed. the view of the school really is very nice.
By Happy Freak (May, 2014) |
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I was at Connaught Girls school from 1958-1962 My surname was Lynn ...enjoyed school
By Angela Marsh (Mar, 2018) |